Hizb-ul-Mujahideen militant outfit on Saturday dissociated from the statement of commander Zakir Musa in which he had threatened to behead the Hurriyat leaders for calling Kashmir struggle as a political movement.
In a statement, issued from Muzaffarabad, Hizb spokesman Saleem Hashmi said that the statement of Musa isn’t acceptable and that the outfit has nothing to do with it. “This is the personal opinion of Zakir Musa,” he said.
He said that the resistance leadership and Kashmiri people were taking the movement ahead through united efforts. “In these circumstances, any provocative statement or step could prove deadly for the movement,” said Hashmi.
He said that Hizb-ul-Mujahideen is examining the statement issued by Musa and that they wouldn’t hesitate to take any step in favour of the Kashmir struggle.
Meanwhile, Hizbul Mujahideen commander, Zakir Moosa in a newly released audio clip on Saturday dissociated himself from Hizb. While reiterating that he stands by his statement wherein he had said that he is fighting for “Aazadi Baraye Islam”, Zakir said that if Hizb has dissociated itself from my earlier statement, “I am also dissociating myself from Hizb.”
He said that his statement that he will hang all those who come in his way of ‘Azadi baraye Islam’ was for those who talk about secular state.
